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Rajopadhyaya also
called Newa
Brahmin (Nepali: राजोपाध्याय) is the main
division of
Newar Brahmins in Nepal. The
Rajopadhyayas claim to be
originated in...
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notable examples of
immigrant groups being ****imilated
include the
Rajopadhyaya Brahmins, who are the
descendants of the Kānyakubja
Brahmins of Kannauj...
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December 2018.
Retrieved 16
November 2016.
Robert Isaac Levy;
Kedar Raj
Rajopadhyaya (1990). Mesocosm:
Hinduism and the
Organization of a
Traditional Newar...
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solidified the
supremacy of
Kanyakubja Brahmin descendants like the
Rajopadhyaya Brahmins over
other priests like
Maithil Brahmins.
Karmacharyas and Joshis...
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ranks second to the
priestly Rājopadhyāyā Brāhman in the
ritual hierarchy. In the
Malla era,
together with the
Rājopadhyāyā Brāhman priests, the Sréṣṭhas...
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distinct castes,
major being Shresthas, Chathariya, Jyapu, Vajracharya,
Rajopadhyaya Brahmins, Chitrakar, Khadgi, Manandhar, Dhobi, Pode, Ranjitkar, Mali...
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distinct castes,
major being Shresthas, Chathariya, Jyapu, Vajracharya,
Rajopadhyaya Brahmins, Chitrakar, Khadgi, Manandhar, Dhobi, Pode, Ranjitkar, Mali...
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Valley added a "double-headed"
element to the
Newar caste system.
While Rājopādhyāya Brahmins (or Déva-bhāju)
occupied the
highest social position in the...
- ISBN 978-99933-671-0-9. Page 661. Levy,
Robert Isaac;
Rājopādhyāya,
Kedar Rāj;
Rajopadhyaya,
Kedar Raj (1990). Mesocosm:
Hinduism and the Organization...
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performance is
still intact. The
Agnishala is
maintained by the
Newar Rajopadhyaya Brahmins of Patan, who are the
premier Krishna Yajurvedic Brahmins of...
